Typical weather in Texas in winter.
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Looks like we're FINALLY going to get some snow next week. My Son is psyched. May have to let him skip a day of school to go sledding.
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And makin' frandz weather, apparently. Get your "d'awwww!" ready!
Weird ass dog growls at other dogs, but is all grab assy with a cat. Go figure! There were actually two cats, but this one wasn't as skittish, obvs.
Funny that we've been there and done that but you haven't.
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Just one of THOSE days
Fuck snow and cold. I hate them almost as much as taxes.
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you aren't supposed to get vaccinated for a period of time after testing positive.
either 30 or 90 days, i can't remember without looking it up.
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I'm doing alright. I still need to get that tussin the milkshake was gurgling about because I have a bit of congestion and stuffy nose. My energy levels are picking up, but I've definitely got some brain fog. I was thinking that it would be a good time for me to get vaccinated thought, right? Since I have antibodies right now, the potential side effects (some people are reporting feeling like shit after getting the shot) would be less? How does that science bear out?
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Oh, what the hell? Is this legit? Doesn't make sense to me
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Oh, what the hell? Is this legit? Doesn't make sense to me
What to know about the COVID-19 vaccine - UChicago Medicine
Infectious diseases expert Emily Landon, MD, explains what you need to know about the COVID-19 vaccines, including how safe and effective they are and when to get an updated vaccine.
I’ve already had COVID-19. Should I still get the COVID-19 vaccine?
If you’ve had COVID-19 in the past 90 days, you can postpone getting your vaccine until that 90-day window has elapsed. If you are still symptomatic and infectious, you should postpone your vaccine until you are well and no longer contagious. Also, if you’ve been treated for COVID-19 with monoclonal antibodies or convalescent therapy in the past 90 days, you should postpone your vaccine until after the three-month window has passed. Otherwise, yes, you should still get the COVID-19 vaccine, even if you’ve had COVID-19.
Oh, what the hell? Is this legit? Doesn't make sense to me
Go online and see if there's any guidance about that.
Difference in TX it would be 80 degrees at one point and then 36 and raining and hour later. And then back to 80 an hour after that.
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she done got guidance, bech
they ask you on the questionnaire beforehand if you have had it in the past 90-days.
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I'm not 100% as to why that is though.
My best guess without looking it up would be that you probably already have a sufficient amount of antibodies built up to defend yourself for at least those 90-days and that vaccine could be used for someone who has no antibodies.
My best guess without looking it up would be that you probably already have a sufficient amount of antibodies built up to defend yourself for at least those 90-days and that vaccine could be used for someone who has no antibodies.
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